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03/10/2007, 04:02 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Woodlands Tx.
Posts: 136
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Refugiums
You know its obvious that you can have a refugium next to you tank, not necessarily underneath your tank by seeing some pix on line of others peoples set up. so how can I plumb into my tank or sump to refugium next to my tank, I cannot have any overflow I have a corner bow front tank so i have to place a custom tank or refugium on a stand next to my tank. I've seen a nano system on a cabinet with sump underneath and the refugium to the left with no over flow. Does anyone have any suggestion or designs?
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Lamb Current Tank Info: 54g Corner Bow Front |
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03/10/2007, 05:05 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: ohio
Posts: 51
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Free bump
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03/10/2007, 09:15 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Northern Kentucky
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If you have the fuge drain back into the DT tank this design works very well. All you need is a powerhead, 1" PVC pipe and some couplings, and a piece of flex tube. The way I did it was have the PH pump the water into the fuge. I cut a hole in a glass 20 gallon tank. Then placed the tank slightly higher than the DT. The PVC pipe then drained the water back into the DT. Until a Turbo snail got into the pipe...lol. Good luck
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